Panama - Help with ID (1 Viewer)

[Victor Soares]

I grew up in Africa, now live in Europe and am currently on holiday in Panama. It is my first time in Latin America so I really don't know the birds very well at all. Please could you help with the ID on the following birds - I have numbered them and given a date and location where photographed.

Thanks in advance

Victor

 

[Andy Adcock]

1 Is Common Tody Flycatcher

 

[njlarsen]

2 Ruddy ground dove
3 spot-winged antwren

Niels

 

[nartreb]

Last one looks fine for Lesser Goldfinch

 

[Victor Soares]

Thanks for the help everyone ... if I could ask for a few more please:

 

[njlarsen]

First two seems to be tropical kingbird and clay-colored thrush

Niels

 

[Kratter]

3) Dot-winged Antwren (no such bird as Spot-winged Antwren)
4) Yellow-crowned Tyrannulet
agree with Common Tody-Flycatcher , Ruddy Ground-Dove, and Lesser Goldfinch
Andy

 

[njlarsen]

3) Dot-winged Antwren (no such bird as Spot-winged Antwren)
4) Yellow-crowned Tyrannulet
agree with Common Tody-Flycatcher , Ruddy Ground-Dove, and Lesser Goldfinch
Andy

Sorry I mis-remembered Dot/Spot B

Niels

 

[Kratter]

last Hummingbird looks like a Green-crowned Brilliant

Andy

 

[Victor Soares]

AWESOME ! Thanks everyone

 

[Victor Soares]

... one last one. This flycatcher is very common but I can't quite make out if it is a Panama Flycatcher or some sort of Kiskadee or Kingbird ... please assist

 

[Kratter]

Tropical Kingbird

Andy

 

[arcadillor]

1.common tody flycatcher
2.ruddy ground dove
3.dot winged antwren
4.yellow crowned tyrannulet
5.lesser goldfinch

 

[arcadillor]

Thanks for the help everyone ... if I could ask for a few more please:

1.tropical Kingbird
2.clay colored thrush
3.rufous tailed hummingbird

 

[Victor Soares]

... folks, is this one also a yellow crowned tyrannulet - sorry for the poor color quality, was against the sun so had to try extract some color in photoshop

 

[njlarsen]

Look at the bill, this bird eats seeds

Niels

 

[Fritz73]

looks like a female Yellow-faced Grassquit for me

 

[Victor Soares]

Look at the bill, this bird eats seeds

Niels

.. well spotted ... I understand what you mean - thanks!!

looks like a female Yellow-faced Grassquit for me

On second look, agreed ... that prominent eyebrow should have helped with the ID